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Frank Weigel

Markus Cherdron

Stephan Ritter

Uwe Reeder

Andreas Kunz

Frank Brunswig

Reiner P Hammerich

Jens Pflueger

Jorg Weller

Computer-implemented methods, media, and systems implemented to handling timer-based resizing events based on activity detection can trigger a start of a resize timer. The resize timer can periodically provide a notification to check for resize activity in a user interface displayed on a display device. In response to the notification, an absence of the resize activity can be determined after a threshold inactivity time period has expired from the start of the resize timer. In response, a stop of the resize timer can be triggered. After triggering the stop, a first resize activity associated with a first timestamp can be detected in the user interface. A restart of the resize timer from the first timestamp can be triggered to periodically provide the notification to check for resize activity in the user interface. Subsequent continuation or stopping of the resize timer can be based on further presence or absence of resize activity.

Handling timer-based resizing events based on activity detection

Methods and systems are described for providing for messages having parameters to an interface. An exemplary method includes determining whether at least one message is related to one or more objects at a server based on a first parameter included within the message; determining a lifetime of the message based on a second parameter included within the message; determining a severity of the message based on a third parameter included within the message; and processing the message, at the user interface, based the results of the determining steps.

Systems and methods for enhanced message support of common model interface

Methods, systems and computer program products implementing techniques for using interrelated data at run time. The techniques include establishing a model, the model implementing application logic of an application; establishing at least one view for presenting the model; establishing at least one controller for manipulating the model; and establishing at least one storage area, the storage area relating to the controller and storing an instance of a first data structure, the instance of the first data structure comprising application data having been stored in the storage area by an access method, the first data structure having been declared prior to execution of the application.

Using interrelated data at run time

Methods, apparatus, and computer program products that implement techniques for extending the MVC design pattern by structuring data of an application into application contexts. The techniques feature accessing a predetermined structure for a storage area, modifying the predetermined structure and creating an instance of the storage area according to the predetermined structure. The storage area relates to a controller. The controller is operable to manipulate a model and a view. The view includes multiple UI elements for presenting data from the model. The predetermined structure includes multiple design-time context elements and relationships between the design time-context elements. At least one of the UI elements is bound to one of the design-time context elements. The instance of the storage area includes multiple run-time context elements. Each run-time context element corresponds to one of the design-time context elements.

Dynamic contexts

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for implementing a computer system that provides a model, a first view and at least a second view for presenting the model, a first controller and at least a second controller for manipulating the model. The first and second views relate to the first and second controllers, respectively. The computer system further comprises at least a first context, a second context and a third context. A user interface element of the first view binds to a first structure element of the first context and a user interface element of the second view binds to a second structure element of the second context. The first structure element and the second structure element reference a third structure element of the third context.

Using relationships between contexts in model view controller design pattern

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, implementing techniques for declaring application data. The techniques include establishing a model, the model implementing application logic of an application; establishing at least one view for presenting the model; establishing at least one controller for manipulating the model; establishing at least one storage area, the storage area relating to the controller; and establishing at least one access method for storing and accessing application data in the storage area according to a predetermined structure.

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Frank Weigel